Argument: what goes first

Everything you need to hold your own in a Serbian argument, in one path. Start with information structure - a postponed new subject, a fronted claim, a comma-set-off topic doubled by a resumptive clitic, an existential постоји - the logic that decides what a Serbian sentence puts first and what it saves for last, then learn thirty-five words for social issues and argument, three guided lessons that build sentences from a neutral question-answer pair to a dislocated topic to a corrected mistake, read about a neighborhood meeting that splits into two camps over a new shelter, listen to two friends pick the argument back up the next morning, write about a social issue of your own and finally describe a social problem that concerns you aloud.